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Configure NAT64 on Windows Server
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| # This Gist contains PowerShell commands to enable NAT64 on a Windows server. | |
| # Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/networktransition/new-netnattransitionconfiguration | |
| # Define variables | |
| $AcceptInterface = 'LAN' # The interface name or alias that will accept NAT64 traffic | |
| $SendInterface = 'DMZ' # The interface name or alias that will send NAT64 traffic | |
| $Nat64Prefix = '64:ff9b::/96' # The NAT64 prefix | |
| $Ipv4Address = '172.16.1.216' # The IPv4 address of the NAT64 server | |
| # Configure NAT64 | |
| New-NetNatTransitionConfiguration -InstanceName NAT64 -State Enabled -InboundInterface $AcceptInterface -OutboundInterface $SendInterface -PrefixMapping "$Nat64Prefix,0.0.0.0/0" -IPv4AddressPortPool "$Ipv4Address,6001-47000" | |
| #Set-NetIPInterface -InterfaceAlias $InterfaceAlias -AddressFamily IPv6 -Forwarding Enabled | |
| Set-NetIPInterface -InterfaceAlias $AcceptInterface -AddressFamily IPv6 -Forwarding Enabled | |
| # Clear NAT64 configuration | |
| Remove-NetNatTransitionConfiguration -InstanceName NAT64 |
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